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Approach of the Floating Batteries before Gibraltar on the Morning of the 13th of Septr 1782. Technique includes etching.
9 Feb 1785
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Defeat of the Floating Batteries before Gibraltar on the Night of the 13th of Sepr 1782. Technique includes etching.
9 Feb 1785
National Maritime Museum

John Bull in a rage forcing Nic frog to fight against his will (caricature). Hand-coloured.
9 Feb 1793
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A Correct Plan of the Present Position of the French & Spanish Fleets now Blockaded in the Harbour of Brest by the English Fleet Under the Command of Earl St Vincent. Jan? 1801. Print
9 Feb 1801
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23ft Launch for HMS Texel (1799). No scale. Plan showing the profile, rigging and sails, and section, and sheer legs for lowering a cannon onto the 23ft launch of the Texel (1799) a 64-gun Third Rate converted to a Floating Battery. The plan also shows
9 February 1804
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Study of the Island of St Anthony with a sailing vessel at sea with inscription. Mounted in album with PAF2359-PAF2387, PAF2389-PAF2394.; Medium includes pen and black ink.; Signed by artist.
9 Feb 1810
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(Recto) HMS 'Trafalgar' sailing into Malta Harbour with loss of her rudder head after a gale, 9 February 1852: (Verso) 'Trafalgar' under the Upper Barracca, Malta, 27 March 1852. No. 16 of 36 (PAI0849 - PAI0884). (Recto) Inscribed t
February - March 1852
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Turned wooden cup made from H.M.S. 'Victory'. Turned wooden cup with roughly finished interior. A label on the base is inscribed: 'Made of oak x old Victory W.C. Weight [?] 9.2.1911.'
1911-02-09
National Maritime Museum

Turned wooden cup made from H.M.S. 'Victory'. Turned wooden cup with roughly finished interior. A label on the base is inscribed: 'Made of oak x old Victory W.C. Weight [?] 9.2.1911.'
1911-02-09
National Maritime Museum

Newspaper clipping from the Willesden Chronicle 9 February 1917.. Clipping from the Willesden Chronicle February 9 1917, reporting Hayward’s death.
1917-02-09
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Anson (1940). A sailor on the forecastle of the King George V class battleship HMS Anson (1940), 9th February 1943. On this date the ship would have been returning to Scapa Flow after providing distant cover for convoy RA 52. This is a copy of an origina
9 February 1943
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